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How can you help plan for the future for someone with Alzheimer's disease?

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K Mustafa, Alzheimer Caregiver book author of A Devoted Daughter Answered just now Here are five initial steps that you can take to better plan for the future care of a loved one with dementia: Step 1: An early diagnosis. ... Action Steps Here are the items to put on your checklist to ensure your loved one has a thorough dementia evaluation: A physical exam (to evaluate for organic disorders that could cause dementia). Psychiatric evaluation to assess for mental illness (such as major depression) that can mimic dementia. A thorough cognitive evaluation. Family history to gather detailed information about cognitive changes observed by the person with memory problems and the family members. Lab testing. Step 2: Educate yourself and others. ... Step 3: Establish a support system. ... Step 4: Form a financial and legal plan. ... Step 5: Make a caregiving plan.

How can I help somebody with Alzheimer's?

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My answer on Quora.com How can I help somebody with Alzheimer's? K Mustafa, Alzheimer Caregiver Answered Dec 27 Learn all you can about Alzheimer disease, this will also help Keys to Caregiving Top Eleven things to keep in mind 1. Stay informed and take a caregiver’s class. 2. SAY WHAT YOU FEEL, OUT LOUD. It's important to find a way to let your feelings out. Talk with friends, a therapist or clergy member. Join a support group where there are others who are experiencing the same feelings. 3. BE PATIENT AND UNDERSTANDING - People with Alzheimer's aren't “misbehaving" or forgetting on purpose - they have a disease. 4. FOCUS ON FEELINGS - If it's difficult to understand what's being said, look for clues. Maybe it's the tone of voice or how the person is acting. Feelings can speak louder than words! 5. KEEP IT SIMPLE - This applies to just about everything. For instance, -asking "What would you like for dinner?" used to be OK.

What was the hardest part about getting a dementia diagnosis for a loved one?

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What was the hardest part about getting a dementia diagnosis for a loved one? question that I answered on Quora K Mustafa, Alzheimer Caregiver Answered 1m ago My mother did not realize she had a memory problem, so it was hard to get her to go get tested and complete the testing required it was about three years be getting a diagnosis. I would take her to the doctor and pass notes to the doctor . and called the doctors, and kept rescheduling appointments. I was very determined and I finally she had a brain scan and other tests Dementia is an “umbrella term” and not a specific disease. It describes symptoms of a major neurocognitive disorder that interferes with the patient’s ability to perform everyday functions and activities. Dementia diagnosis and treatment vary based on the cause and depend on careful medical, cognitive and physical assessments conducted by our experts. One or more of our following specialists may perform the initial assessment: A geriatrician (trained to tre

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How do you get your loved one with Alzheimer’s to shower? read more of my answers to questions on Quora.com

How do you get your loved one with Alzheimer’s to shower? K Mustafa, Alzheimer Caregiver Updated just now Most people with dementia at some point will refuse to bathe because they do not want to remove their clothes and are afraid of the water. This can make it very hard to keep them clean. You must be creative in order to get them to bathe and keep them healthy. Consult your doctor to discuss medications that can help with behavior issues. When you want them to do something you cannot ask a lot of questions or make a lot of statements you have to be brief and make it simple for them to understand. You must always treat them with respect and try your best to communicate with them which is very difficult when they reach the end stages of Alzheimer’s disease. Here are some tips if the person with dementia refuses to take a shower: Make Sure the bathroom is warm • Try a sponge bath when they use the bathroom. Have a bath cloth and towel ready for a quick shower or bath. • Keep on ha
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Smartsole What Is GPS SmartSole? GPS SmartSole® is a smartphone hidden and sealed within a water-resistant, trimmable shoe insert. It uses GPS and 2G cellular technology, is charged about every day, and requires service plan – all just like a smartphone. Test to ensure 2G cellular coverage in your area, then the SmartSole will automatically update its location. THE KEY ADVANTAGE: GPS SmartSole® is discreet and your loved one won’t forget to bring it with them! Track your loved one for a fraction of the cost of a “lock down” memory care facility. Safety and independence made affordable – now that is peace of mind
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Smartsole GPS SmartSole® is a smartphone hidden and sealed within a water-resistant, trimmable shoe insert. It uses GPS and 2G cellular technology, is charged about every day, and requires service plan – all just like a smartphone. Test to ensure 2G cellular coverage in your area, then the SmartSole will automatically update its location. THE KEY ADVANTAGE: GPS SmartSole® is discreet and your loved one won’t forget to bring it with them! Track your loved one for a fraction of the cost of a “lock down” memory care facility. Safety and independence made affordable – now that is peace of mind

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It’s national blueberry month and it’s our mission to highlight some of the benefits that come with a healthy dose of fruit, or more specifically, blueberries. There is no right or wrong way to eat fruit, it contains a natural sugar and depending on the type of fruit, it can boost fiber and potassium while reducing high blood pressure. It contains loads of vitamins and minerals that are essential to healthy living. High Nutrients and Low Calories One serving of blueberries (1 cup) contains 4 grams of fiber, vitamin C, vitamin K, and manganese. There are various other nutrients that these fruits provide but the most noticeable ones are listed above. One serving only contains 84 calories which makes it an excellent source of nutrients. A little fact that isn’t well known is the cause of aging; our DNA becomes damaged every day. Because blueberries are an antioxidant they can slow down or even stop the DNA damaging process all together. This can lead to lifelong benefits from being p

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